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Showing posts with label htc desire. Show all posts
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ANDROID - HTC DESIRE VS HTC DESIRE HD




The folks at HDblog compares the HTC Desire S with the HTC Desire HD. Head over to the next page to view the HTC Desire S vs. HTC Desire HD comparison

HTC Incredible S, Desire HD, Desire Z and original Desire will all be eating Gingerbread by the end of June



When it launched the Incredible S at MWC a couple of weeks ago, HTC promised the new 4-inch device would be quick to get a Gingerbread update and now it's giving us a definitive schedule for it by saying that Android 2.3 will be distributed to its new flagship phone by the end of Q2 2011. We're not sure four months of sitting by the window waiting for the OTA update to float in necessarily matches up to our definition of "quick," but there are much better news for owners of HTC's older devices. The Desire HD and Desire Z -- both released in September 2010 -- will also be leaping away from Froyo and up to Gingerbread and will be joined by the original Desire, which was announced way back at last year's MWC. That handset was essentially HTC's own-brand Nexus One, so we already knew it was capable of running Gingerbread, but it's still rare to see a device go through two significant Android updates (the Desire began life with Android 2.1). All these old Desires are placed on the same update schedule as the Incredible S, whereas the newly announced Desire S and Wildfire S will ship with Gingerbread preloaded.

WALKTHROUGH : HTC DESIRE SENSE INTERFACE


The new HTC Desire has a new version of the Sense interface. Here’s a look at the widgets and home screens.
The HTC Desire sports a 1GHz Snapdragon processor, a 3.7 inch AMOLED WVGA display, and runs Android 2.1

 

REVIEW : HTC DESIRE


Russell from mobile burn takes a look at the beautiful new HTC Desire, which is, more or less, HTC’s own version of the Google Nexus One Android 2.1 smartphone. It features an optical controller, a large AMOLED touchscreen display, and a very fast Qualcomm Snapdragon processor running at 1GHz.